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… Bodum of the Jagellonica University in Krakow, on 11/05/2018. Short description: The aim of the event (meeting) was to promote Medicine students' reflection and debate on the key word 'Human Rights'. In particular, they were invited to reflect and exchange their views on the challenges a multicultural Europe may pose to their profession. The starting point of the reflection was the Preamble and art 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948). All participants agreed that being treated … many kinds of ostracisation totalitarian regimes applied in European history. Remembrance is fundamental to learn how to recognise and combat any resurgence of ostracism and discrimination. During the event the participants expressed their opinions, exchanged knowledge on the most relevant events of the past and were invited to heal the memory and keep vigilant on any discriminatory approach in the present. This event was linked to Event 08 and Event 09. 'Human rights and discrimination', … exclusion. In the light of legal, ethical and scientific information, jurists, philosophers and experts in international law intervened, in two different sessions, arguing about the various episodes of discrimination and intolerance registered against foreigners, migrants and Roma, which characterize the social reality of contemporary Italy. The speakers – big names of the Italian culture such as Judge emeritus of the Constitutional Court Enzo Cheli, the philosophers Telmo Pievani and Massimo …

… in Maastricht University’s English-taught undergraduate European Law School programme and an examination to establish whether the candidate has a sufficient command of English to successfully follow the degree programme and sufficient skills in other foreign languages. 2. At the Committee’s discretion, the examination will either take place on-site at a designated location or, in whole or in part, remotely through digital means. Article 6 Components 1. The Colloquium Doctum shall include the following components: a. Giving written answers to questions in two foreign languages (Dutch, French, German) under supervision. This may involve answering (multiple choice) questions on and/or summarizing the content of one or multiple texts in the relevant languages; b. Writing a paper in English based on one or more … The granting of an exemption from one or more components of the Colloquium Doctum examination in cases of particular hardship or exceptional circumstances, as well as the decision, in exceptional circumstances, to grant a language exam in another foreign language than those mentioned in the Colloquium Doctum Assessment Regulations under no. 2, is at the discretion of the Colloquium Doctum Committee. 2. An application for an exemption shall, if possible, be submitted simultaneously with the …

… in Maastricht University’s English-taught undergraduate European Law School programme and an examination to establish whether the candidate has a sufficient command of English to successfully follow the degree programme and sufficient skills in other foreign languages. 2. At the Committee’s discretion, the examination will either take place on-site at a designated location or, in whole or in part, remotely through digital means. Article 6 Components 1. The Colloquium Doctum shall include the following components: a. Giving written answers to questions in two foreign languages (Dutch, French, German) under supervision. This may involve answering (multiple choice) questions on and/or summarizing the content of one or multiple texts in the relevant languages; b. Writing a paper in English based on one or more … The granting of an exemption from one or more components of the Colloquium Doctum examination in cases of particular hardship or exceptional circumstances, as well as the decision, in exceptional circumstances, to grant a language exam in another foreign language than those mentioned in the Colloquium Doctum Assessment Regulations under no. 2, is at the discretion of the Colloquium Doctum Committee. 2. An application for an exemption shall, if possible, be submitted simultaneously with the …

… in Maastricht University’s English-taught undergraduate European Law School programme and an examination to establish whether the candidate has a sufficient command of English to successfully follow the degree programme and sufficient skills in other foreign languages. 2. At the Committee’s discretion, the examination will either take place on-site at a designated location or, in whole or in part, remotely through digital means. Article 6 Components 1. The Colloquium Doctum shall include the following components: a. Giving written answers to questions in two foreign languages (Dutch, French, German) under supervision. This may involve answering (multiple choice) questions on and/or summarizing the content of one or multiple texts in the relevant languages; b. Writing a paper in English based on one or more … The granting of an exemption from one or more components of the Colloquium Doctum examination in cases of particular hardship or exceptional circumstances, as well as the decision, in exceptional circumstances, to grant a language exam in another foreign language than those mentioned in the Colloquium Doctum Assessment Regulations under no. 2, is at the discretion of the Colloquium Doctum Committee. 2. An application for an exemption shall, if possible, be submitted simultaneously with the …

… of examples that you started with, right? When you watch the news and they say, warning, there will be some explicit images of violence during this broadcaster, during this report. But on the other hand, in a certain way I find most discussions of foreign policy triggering. I find the way that those discussions are often carried out to be insensitive to people, for example, outside of the Western world, to be insensitive to the experiences of colonized peoples. Likewise, I find the way economics … warning into your lectures is just an invitation for reminding yourself to be that human that you once wanted to be. Constance: And as you said before, to also have access to your conversation partner. Adina: Yes, exactly. To make that knowledge exchange, to facilitate that knowledge exchange in the smoothest way possible. Darian: Adina, thank you so much. That was really triggering for me. Um, but also really helpful and enlightening. I think we come away with a lot to think about, and I have to say, I was much more skeptical …